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Commissioners’ Office. Ottawa, 96m January, 1870. THE PEOPLE’S STORE. Section No.3 is in the Province of New Brunswick. and extends from Slrtiun No. 370. about two miles South of tha Resligouche Rives to Station No. 190, about 9.000 feel South of Eel River, near Dalhousio, being a distance of about 24 miles. Section No. 4 is in the Province of Nova Scoiia. null exlauds from Station No. 230, on the AmherstRidge. to Sialion O. on the Ridge ahaui a mile North of the River Phillip, a distance of about 27 miles. Plans and Profiles, with specifications and terms of contract, will be exhibited at the Of- fice of the Chief Engineer in Ottawa; and at the ofiicos of the Commissioners in Toronto, Quebec. Rimouski, Dalhousie, Newcastle. St. John and Hulifux on and after the HM] Mru'ch next; and Sealed 'l'enders addressed to the Commissioners {if the luterco’oninl Railway. and marked " Tenders” will be received at their office in Ottawa, up to 7 o’clock P.M.. on Monday, the 4th day of April. 1870. The Commissioners also give Public notice that having annulled the Contracts for Sections Nos 3 and 4, they are now prepared to receive Tondera for ro-lelling the sams. The Contracts for Sections No. 3 and 4 to be completelv finished and ready for laying [he track by the lst day of July, 1871. JUST ARRIVED AT Section No.l6,will bein the Province of New Brunswick, and will extend from the Easterly and of Ssclion No. [5, to the Westerly end of Section No. 10. about 182 miles in Innglh. The contracts for the above sections to be completely fimshed and ready for laying the track by the Isl day of July, 1872. Sureties fur the completion of the contract will be required to sign the Tender. A. WALSH, ED. B. CHANDLER. C . J. Bmmmzs. A. W. MCLELAN, Section No. 15 will be in the Province of New Brunswick, and will extend from the Easlerly end of Section No. 9 to Station No. 639, a point fully halfa mile Easterly from the crossing of the River Nepissiguitâ€"lenglh. twelve one-tenth miles. Seetion No I3 will be in the Province of Qua -ec, and will extend from the Easterly end of Section No 8 to Station 906, near Malfait Lake, about 20; miles in length Section No. 14, will be in the Province of Quebec. and will extend from the Easterly end of Se‘cllon No. 13,10 Station 543, a point, be» tween the mouth ofthe river Amqui and the Hills Malapedia Lake. about 22} miles in length. INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY . NEW FURNITURE The Commissioners appointed to construct the Intercofonial Railway give Punmc NOTICE that they are now prepared to receive Tenders for four further Sections the line. HAIRS! CHAIRS! I I In Wnnd and Cane. Mn ROCKERS, BUREAUS, WASHSTANDS, BEDSTEADS, BEDSTEADS, AND WALNUT C R I B S , LOOKING GLASSES, MATTRESSES, &c. &c. &c. WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT TORONTO PRICES FOR CASH SAVAGE’S. V a take notice that Mr. John Tailor has ceased to collect far John N. Reid. M.D., and that Mr. John Gurton. of 'l'hornhiH. is author- ised to collect for the, subscriber until further notice. Richmond Hill, Dec. 12. EGS TO ANNOUNCE THAT HE JOHN N. REID. M.D. Tharnhill, Docembor 92, 1869. 5 has now recoived a B.â€"THE PUBLIC WILL PLEASE LARGE STOCK In Wood and Cane Bo toms. P. G. AVA GE CONSISTING 01' Card. 0F ARMCHAIRS, Commissmners. NURSING AND CHILDREN’S IN OAK 602-6 600 597 Which he will offer at Prices that will compare favorably with any other house in the trade. Although not professing to give as much for one Dollar. as anyone else will give for one Dollar and a half, you will understand where lo buy your Christmas Groceries at the Cheap- est Rates. ISAAC CROSBY. All of which will be sold for Cash or short ap- proved credit. Appiy ou the premises to HE SUBSCRIBER, IN RETURNING thanks for past favors. would respectfully 1. thanks for past favdrs.would respectfully intimate that he is now prepared to show a ETER WEIR BEGS TO INFORM the public that he is prepared to do Rnwmmcm‘fl‘x’arties who have had work done at Mr, W. H. Lawrence’s Factony, pre- vious to the sale of the ofi'ects, Residence near the Lawrence Factory. Richmond Hill, Dec. 29, 1869, 594-3 Clay. W Culbert, William Chambers. Sarah Cleary, W Cuber, Peter. Curran. Thomas Cherry. Annie Davis, .1 M Devlin. Hugh Davis, Mr Fraser, Charles [2] Fairehild. John Hall, John Hyslop. John [3] Heslop, Gideon L2] Joyce. Reddie It is now offergd in a form. and at a price, which must bring it within the reach of every one who may desire to possess it. being pub- lished at about one-iil'th the price of the London Quarto Edition. I have therefore no hesitation in saying that it is a work which should be in the hands of every Minister, Sabbath School Teacher and heads of families. It certainly supplies along felt want in sacred literature. and. I trust it may have a general circulation. I‘ scmBER, Richmond Hill. on Tuesday. the 4J1 instant, Two Black and \Nhile l’igsâ€" weighing from {)0 Lo 60 lbs each. Any person giving information as ‘0 illPil‘ wliereaboul, or bringing them to the undersigned will be suiiably rewarued. ROBERT HOPPER. Richmond Hill, Jan. 12. 600-3 75 CORDS CHOICE DRY HARDWOOD, STAPLEéyFANCY GROCERIES r HE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR Sale on lot No. 18. 4m Con. Markham. nsrlutof ' HATS AND BONNETS That has beeb offered on Richmond Hill this season. .__.. SHE CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD. Nice Velvet Hats. trimn‘md.fron\ $1 upwards Ladies’ Bonnets. l'rou'x $2 and kpwmds. Misses’ and quants' Hoods. Infants Wool Coats for 31,60, usually sold for $l,91 cents. . Mourning Bonnets Kept Constantly on hand l have much pleasure in recommending to the public the “Life and Epistles of St. Paul,” by Congbeaio & Howson. It is a finely got up edition of a thousand pages, with Maps, Eugravings and Charts. The work delineates the early life. education. conversion, teachings, labors. &c., of a man whose writings are now engaging more thought. calling forth more learned discussion, and more powerfully im- pressing the ming and heart of the age, than those of any author, ancient or modern. This work has also the warmest recommendations of about 1500 of the leading divine in both Europe and America, as being one of the most important theological works of the age. [ NOUNCE to his friends, and the public in the vicinity of Richmond Hill that he has leased the premises lately occupied by “LIFE AND EPISTLES OF ST. PAUL.” On Richmond Hill, and has opened with a complete took of . The public will observe that he is in a posi- tion to Sell Goods at, Prices that will not fail to satisfy all consumers. Inspection and Comparison are Inin'ted. PETER G. SAVAGE. Groceries, )ROM THE PREMISES OF THE SUB. Markham, Dec. 2|, Richmond Hill, Dec, 15, 1869. 599-3m N. B. STAMPING DONE: Richmond Hill, Nov 25. 1869. A nice assostmem of Ladies’ Dress Caps. Every descxiption of )Ifllinexy made to order. )ETER G. SAVAGE BEGS TO AN- CUSTOM WEAVING OF ANY DESIRED PATTERN Richmond Hill, Dec: 9, 1869 MRS. MYERS AS NOW ON HAND THE CHEAP. the public that he is prepared to do Sale on lot No. 18, 4m Con. Markham, MR. THOMAS COGHLAN. Christmas Circular. Cordwood for Sale. LARGE AND VARIED Provisions, Important Notice- Custom Weaving. SUITABTE FOR THE SEASON, People’s Edition List of Letters ASSORTM ENT 01“ Strayed Paihts, N. MCKINNON, OF THE H. &, JAS. LUNDY. 1869. 597-4 M. TIEEFY, PJ‘J. Oils, Publisher’s Agent. Vamishes, THE YORK HERALD, RICHMOND HILL, ONT, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1870. 593-tf 5954f 596 THE FINEST FRUIT GRAPES From Malaga. (Orange, Lemon and Citron] FRESH GROCERIES, OVERCOATS, CANDIED PEEL, CHRIS TMA S AND NE W YEAR. FOR SALE BY AUCTION WEDNESDAY, 16TH FEBRUARY, 1870. The undersigned. Executor: of the Estate of the late Wallis Bigginswvdl sell by Auction on Wednesday the 16th February next, In noon, [he following valuable village Loxs. situate in the village of Richmond Hillâ€"together with the buildings thereon : let. The dwelling House and one Acre of land. with Barn, Stable and out-buildings. lately occupied by Wallis Biggins in his MBA time; being part of Lot No. 47. in the first, concession of the Township of Vaughan, and on the South side of Mill Street. 3rd. The Dwelling House and three acres of Land. with stable. barn and out-buildings, formerly occupied by John De La Hay; being part of Lot No. 48, in the first concession of Vaughan. and fronting on the North side of Mill slraot. 2nd One Acre Lot. adjoining and on the East side of the foregoingâ€"well fenced and lately seeded down. 4th. One<Acre Lot of land, adjoiliing and on the North West of Lot No. 3, herembefore mentionedâ€"enclosed by a good board fence. Terms made known on the day of sale. JOHN HART. I F .xecutors. ROBERT ROBINSON,S Richmond Hill. January 12, 1870. 600~td ROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYORS, Seaforlh, Ontario. CON CERTINAS,‘ Richmond Hill, Dec. 15, 1869. [mxsms.] Richmond Hill, Sop. 30. 1869. Village Lots and Dwellings Jnne7 , 1862 [u ‘5 Ready“! Aye ! Ready . VAYERS, AND SEEDLESS RAISIN S ; GEO. McPHILLIPS & SON, A LARGE I WELL SELECTED OF THE SEASON, ATKINSON’S wrrn saw IENSTRUCTOR, u- nu: HERALD ‘00! STOKE. AT RICHMOND HILL, 0N That may be relied on. YES, READY FOR. VALENCIAS, Consisting impart of RECEIVED AT A full Assortment. CURRANTS From Turkey, From Zante. [RAISINSJ STOCK 01' FIGS ALSO : W. ATKINSON. W. ATKINSON. SULTANAS, From Bordeaux. PRUNES [RAISINEJ NUTS. 596 CURRANTS CITRON PEEL ‘ORANGE PEEL I PICKLES, LABRABOR- HERRING. WALNUTS, OYSTERS I OYSTERS! I OYSTERS I ! 1 TEA CHEST! FAMILY GROCERIES THE RICHMOND HILL WINES AND LIQUORS ! The above goods are in fnll supply and are of the best kinds and will be sold at Prices to suit cash buyers. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO SIGN OF THE TEA CHEST! BRAZILLIAN AND FILBERTS. Richmond Hill, Doc. 8, 18‘ 8 (:0an per 11!. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF AND GOODS DELIVERED. BEAUTIFUL TROUT ! NEW NEW A LOT OF APPLES, FLOUR AND FEED. A SPLENDID LOT NEW SULTANA NEW SEEDLESS AND PROVISIONS, A LARGE STOCK 0F To be Sold Cheap. NEW LAYER HAS JUST RECEIVED NEW VALENCIAS. NEW NUTS, ALSO A LOT OF (RAISINSJ (BAISINS.) (mums) (mxsms) 01" FRESH CURRANTS, I. FRENCH. 3 cents perib. EMON PEEL LMONDS, NEW NEW OLD Can be had at the Post-office, for 10 CENTS WEEK. J. NOUNCE lo the Farmersin the neighbor- hood tnat he has a splendid BERKSHIRE BOAR, nearly thorough’bred. Farmers wishing to improve their stock will please take notice. ROB’l . HOPPER, BUTCHER. Richmond Hill, Nov. 25. 1869. 593-lf PREPARED GLYCERIN E ! THE MORNING PAPERS RICHOMND HILL, Having purchased the Stock and Interestof R. H. Hall, (late Chemist and Didggisl of the same place) have granny enlarged the old stock and have now on hand a good assort- ment of Drugs. Paints. Perfumery. Chemicals, Oils, Toilet Soaps. Medicines, Varnishes. Fancy articles Dye Stufl‘s. Patent Memcines. and all Other articles kept by Draggisls generally, Farmers and Physicians from the countryY wi‘ I find our stock of Medicines completeâ€"wan nul- ed genusueâ€"nnd oflhe best quality. Richmond Hill. Nov. 25, 1569. 593. MAGAZINES, PAPERS, &c. SCHOOL REQUISITES CHAPPED HANDS ! NO HOUSE SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT When you visit Toronto be sure and get a Pot at fl" musicians Prescriptions carefully eom- pounded. and all orders attended to With care and despalch. HE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO AN- . nouxcn to the Farmersin the neio‘hhor- T I O K DESTROYER ! SITUATED 0N YONGE STREET. Jwenty miles from Toronto, 01175., And four from Richmond Hill. This Hotel is built on the margin of Bond’s Lake. a large beautiful sheet of water. and is a popular resort for pleasure parties. There is in the immediate vicinity of the Hotel an extensive Steam Saw Mill. which is doing a large lumbering business TITLE INDISPUTABLE. 'l‘erms made easy Further particular: may be obtained by ap- plying to P. CROSBY, COLLARS AND CUFFS FARMER’S SHOULD USE BOND’S LAKE HOTEL, With extensive Stable'a‘; Sheds. &c. compldte, IT DESTROYS THE TICKS, Promotes the Growth of the Wool, And improv‘es THE CONDITION or THE ANIMAL. E H. SANDERSON & SONS, CHEMISTS AND DR UGGISTS, BRINGS ADDITIONAL TESTIMONY! Sold everywhere, in boxes at 35 cts. 70 cts, and $41:OU. _ A"35 ct box will clean 20 sheep and 35 lambs. HUGH MILLER & 00., Chemists, No FLocx-MASTER BIBLE SOCIETY DE POSITORY May 14, 1869. October 28, 1869. Richmond Hill, Dec. 30, 1869. September 8, 1869. Telegraph, THOROUGH EFFECTIVENESS. 'ILL BE SOLD BY PRIVATE BAR- However Rough or Sore, (RICHMOND mu. BRANCH) AT THE gain that large and commodious house known as the THE LATEST STYLES, AT THE At this season of the year, Berkshire Boar. It will make the hands 01' ALL KINDS, AT THE HUGH MILLGR & Co’s, Hotel for Saie; FOR‘SHEEP. SMOOTH AND SOFT . New Firm. SUPPLIED AT THE USE MILLER/S OF TORONTO 2 Appiy to HERALD BOOK STORE. HERALD BOOK STORE. MILLER’S HERALD BOOK STORE. MEDICAL HALL. 167 King St. East, Toronto 9. 569-“ EVERY DAY HERLLD BOOK STORE- OF ITS Globe, SHOLLD m: Wrmou-r 11'. M. TEEFY. Richmond Hill. Leader, Toaom'b. 583-11“ 5644!. 5984f POCKET BOOKS GROCERIES, HARDWARE G. H. PL. having had over ELEVEN YEAR? Plum-vols. foals confident of giving entire same”: fantion. Rmnmmcns.â€"'I'hefollowinggemiemencnu, with confidante.recgimmend G. H Husl)and,to all requiring Denial aid: Ur Reid,Thornhill; Dr. Bull. Westoni Ur. D’Evlyn, Burwick: Dr. Curslm, Brannp‘toh. leb'mcn.â€"'I‘hornhill. Thorn-hi“ September 17, 1868. 13' To those who have favored him with their patronage in the past he returm his sincere lhanks, and to those who may do so in the fu- ture, he wank! say that no \ Jeavor on his part wil! be wanting to meet their approval. 0! 35.5” prr weak and lemu es,()- .«Illnw. a large commi<siun. to m H our "Aw u underlné imanuons. Addruss M. WAGNER. dz Co Marshall. Mich. December ll). 1869. 595-3"! $1200 To? 1‘1 MINIOV, at $6 par H10 toot. Also Floor- ing and other Lumber Dressed : Sap Buckets; l’nils.(liderl\lills. Washing Machine“, Sllillgl9s Waggon Fellnas, and Lumber SaWed to order, Forparlicul rs addrnSs _ JOHN LANG’STAFF, U Steam Mill§,Thornhill FIRE PROOF STORE f NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS- Mortgage. Apply-to FALL AND WINTER GOODS GAMES, TOYS, 8w, JOB PRINTING MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS N. B. Accounts rendered Isl October. Richmond Hill, Sept. so 1869‘. Rlcfimon‘d Hill. Nov. 95. 1869. Thornhill, Nov. 3,1869 ‘AMPHELL‘S PATENT MAGIC WIN A LARGE AND VARI‘ED ENTIST, BEGS MOST RESPECT? 7E WILL PAY AGENTS A SALARY ANOY GOODS Patent Eaveâ€"tmugh ND WATEKSPOUTS FOR THE D0 LBUMS! ALBUMS I! KEPT CONSTANTLY Dona Neat and Quick at the Herald Office Fdr s'alé, Cheat). only 25 cts., at the YMN AND PRAYER BOOKS FALL AND WINTER TRADE. G. H. HUSBAND," L.D.S.~‘ DOW cum Am ram-nines, Agents? Read This! The Subscffier has now in sxock SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS tr THE CHEAPER THAN EVLR A‘I‘ m: Money to Lpnd; FOR SALE, can? A'i‘ 'rni: 01" ALL KIND AT THE ASSORTMENT 0F A LKRGE STOCK 0F swnnui Fox THE Fo’k SALE AT Tiii: FOR SALE AT THE TO LEND, FOR A TERM 61.0. &,c. 61.6. HERALD BOOK STORE. 0N HAND; HERALD BOOK STORE. HERALD BOOK STORE- HERALD BOOK STORE, HERALD BOOK STORE 2 HERALD BOOK STORE. HEaAtD B'oox swam: New AT THE years, Ion a sattsfactory GEO. B. NICOL, ISAAC CROSBY; Barrister. 593-lf 510-tf. 585